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FMF NEWSLETTER 30 October 2019

 

FMF NEWSLETTER 30 October 2019   
 
ARTICLE of the week  

Time for South Africans to live and let live – TEMBA NOLUTSHUNGU

The country’s economic junk status is a direct result of policy intransigence. Current government decisions appear to be based on a lack of consideration for the lessons of history. Economies are fragile. Persistent adverse policy-making breaks down an economy, reduces productive investment and economic activity, and causes untold harm to citizens.

It is time for a policy about-turn. One that places the interests of the people above the narrow interests of politicians at the helm of the government and their rent-seeking bedfellows. Policies to bring about dramatic positive changes would include:

  1. Abandon all race-based legislation and regulations that cause racial tensions, slow economic growth, and increase - not reduce - the poverty of the poor.
 

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Publish date: 31 October 2019
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